“Now, we wait and see how bad the city burns.” A young Italian beauty, Catherine Tassone, is sent to America in 1904 after an eruption of Vesuvius devastates her village. A Jewish immigrant, Jacob Brosky, tries to make his way in the garment industry of New York. An Irish boy, Michael McMahon, grows up in his father’s shadow under the watchful eye of Tammany Hall leaders. Amidst the confluence of industrialism, immigration, and the Progressive Era, the three will discover love and loss in the shadow of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory. In turn of the century New York City, sparks ignite as their lives entwine under the pressure of greedy industrialists who put profits over people. Until Time Erases You traps readers high above the streets as an epic story of courage, longing, and loss burns around lovers frantically seeking to escape the inferno that could consume them. David W. Gordon, a retired U.S. Marine, has taught American history and law for twenty-five years. He has an MA in American History from SNHU and an MA in Secondary Education from Mercy College. He was selected as a Senior Fellow by the James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation. His first novel, The Outhouse, is a Book Excellence and CIPA EVVY Award winner in historical fiction.